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In my mind, I can rationally come up with avenues for victory for several of the underdogs listed above, but how much are you willing to risk is the question? Let's jump right into the Diego Brandao vs Jimy Hettes fight. Stripping away the nuts and bolts from this featherweight collision, the factors you must consider before betting are the most probable outcomes of victory for both men. In Brandao's case, it is unquestionably finishing Hettes via knockout.
For the American, it would be to utilize his impressive judo game before finishing "DB" off via submission. Considering the Brazilian is a black belt in jiu-jitsu and has not been submitted in a fight since , I think it is safe to say "The Kid" won't be choking out Brandao this weekend.
On the other hand, Hettes was finished by a similarly aggressive opponent to Brandao in Dennis Bermudez his last time out, and I expect the American to get punished on the feet early on at UFC In the end, my money is going to be spent on Brandao taking this fight via technical knockout.
Moving on, I'd like to give a quick shoutout to underdog Tom Watson. Now before I go rattling off all of Watson's skill set giving him the ability to win this bout, his huge grappling disadvantage against Natal could prove fatal on fight night. With that being said, I think the Englishman pulls off the upset victory via brutal clinch work in "Sin City. Finally, I find myself looking at the "Prelims" main event, wondering whether or not Miesha Tate will put on the performance she needs in order to defeat Sara McMann this weekend.
While everyone and their mothers want to discuss McMann's Olympic-caliber wrestling, can we finally just admit that her heyday was over ten years ago and she really is not as otherworldly as so many make it seem? Point blank, Tate is better fighter than McMann, but she could definitely find herself on the wrong end of a decision if the Olympian is able to lay on top of her for 15 minutes.
If "Cupcake" utilizes a strong game plan, throws kicks sparingly, and utilizes her footwork and aggressive striking, I think she can take home the win in Vegas. I'd rather put my money on Watson, but some of you want to hear my "name" pick, so I'd have to go with Tate here.
Kelvin Gastelum Al Iaquinta vs. In Brandao's case, it is unquestionably finishing Hettes via knockout. For the American, it would be to utilize his impressive judo game before finishing "DB" off via submission. Considering the Brazilian is a black belt in jiu-jitsu and has not been submitted in a fight since , I think it is safe to say "The Kid" won't be choking out Brandao this weekend.
On the other hand, Hettes was finished by a similarly aggressive opponent to Brandao in Dennis Bermudez his last time out, and I expect the American to get punished on the feet early on at UFC In the end, my money is going to be spent on Brandao taking this fight via technical knockout.
Moving on, I'd like to give a quick shoutout to underdog Tom Watson. Now before I go rattling off all of Watson's skill set giving him the ability to win this bout, his huge grappling disadvantage against Natal could prove fatal on fight night. With that being said, I think the Englishman pulls off the upset victory via brutal clinch work in "Sin City. Finally, I find myself looking at the "Prelims" main event, wondering whether or not Miesha Tate will put on the performance she needs in order to defeat Sara McMann this weekend.
While everyone and their mothers want to discuss McMann's Olympic-caliber wrestling, can we finally just admit that her heyday was over ten years ago and she really is not as otherworldly as so many make it seem? Point blank, Tate is better fighter than McMann, but she could definitely find herself on the wrong end of a decision if the Olympian is able to lay on top of her for 15 minutes. If "Cupcake" utilizes a strong game plan, throws kicks sparingly, and utilizes her footwork and aggressive striking, I think she can take home the win in Vegas.
I'd rather put my money on Watson, but some of you want to hear my "name" pick, so I'd have to go with Tate here. Kelvin Gastelum Al Iaquinta vs. First things first. I know everyone here is just itching to bet on the main event between Silva and Diaz, but those lines are just screaming "avoid! I expect Silva to win rather handily, but then again, how do we know what type of fighter will step into the cage following two straight losses, a horrendous injury, and a near 14 month layoff?
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In the end, my money is going to be spent on Brandao taking this fight via technical knockout. Moving on, I'd like to give a quick shoutout to underdog Tom Watson. Now before I go rattling off all of Watson's skill set giving him the ability to win this bout, his huge grappling disadvantage against Natal could prove fatal on fight night. With that being said, I think the Englishman pulls off the upset victory via brutal clinch work in "Sin City. Finally, I find myself looking at the "Prelims" main event, wondering whether or not Miesha Tate will put on the performance she needs in order to defeat Sara McMann this weekend.
While everyone and their mothers want to discuss McMann's Olympic-caliber wrestling, can we finally just admit that her heyday was over ten years ago and she really is not as otherworldly as so many make it seem? Point blank, Tate is better fighter than McMann, but she could definitely find herself on the wrong end of a decision if the Olympian is able to lay on top of her for 15 minutes. If "Cupcake" utilizes a strong game plan, throws kicks sparingly, and utilizes her footwork and aggressive striking, I think she can take home the win in Vegas.
I'd rather put my money on Watson, but some of you want to hear my "name" pick, so I'd have to go with Tate here. Kelvin Gastelum Al Iaquinta vs. First things first. I know everyone here is just itching to bet on the main event between Silva and Diaz, but those lines are just screaming "avoid! I expect Silva to win rather handily, but then again, how do we know what type of fighter will step into the cage following two straight losses, a horrendous injury, and a near 14 month layoff? The money to be made on this card has to be the middleweight bout between Thales Leites and Tim Boetsch.
Now I understand Leites is a resurgent contender, and has looked stellar in four straight Octagon wins, but ? That is just ridiculous. Boetsch is aptly nicknamed "The Barbarian" because while he rarely shows off any impressive technique inside the Octagon, he often gets the job done in vicious fashion. For the American, it would be to utilize his impressive judo game before finishing "DB" off via submission. Considering the Brazilian is a black belt in jiu-jitsu and has not been submitted in a fight since , I think it is safe to say "The Kid" won't be choking out Brandao this weekend.
On the other hand, Hettes was finished by a similarly aggressive opponent to Brandao in Dennis Bermudez his last time out, and I expect the American to get punished on the feet early on at UFC In the end, my money is going to be spent on Brandao taking this fight via technical knockout. Moving on, I'd like to give a quick shoutout to underdog Tom Watson. Now before I go rattling off all of Watson's skill set giving him the ability to win this bout, his huge grappling disadvantage against Natal could prove fatal on fight night.
With that being said, I think the Englishman pulls off the upset victory via brutal clinch work in "Sin City. Finally, I find myself looking at the "Prelims" main event, wondering whether or not Miesha Tate will put on the performance she needs in order to defeat Sara McMann this weekend.
While everyone and their mothers want to discuss McMann's Olympic-caliber wrestling, can we finally just admit that her heyday was over ten years ago and she really is not as otherworldly as so many make it seem? Point blank, Tate is better fighter than McMann, but she could definitely find herself on the wrong end of a decision if the Olympian is able to lay on top of her for 15 minutes. If "Cupcake" utilizes a strong game plan, throws kicks sparingly, and utilizes her footwork and aggressive striking, I think she can take home the win in Vegas.
I'd rather put my money on Watson, but some of you want to hear my "name" pick, so I'd have to go with Tate here. Kelvin Gastelum Al Iaquinta vs. First things first. I know everyone here is just itching to bet on the main event between Silva and Diaz, but those lines are just screaming "avoid! I expect Silva to win rather handily, but then again, how do we know what type of fighter will step into the cage following two straight losses, a horrendous injury, and a near 14 month layoff?
The money to be made on this card has to be the middleweight bout between Thales Leites and Tim Boetsch.